Fallout from historic flooding already devastating tourism in park’s gateway communities
Pedestrians pass a motel in Red Lodge, Mont., while surveying the damage after floodwaters receded, Wednesday, June 15, 2022. On Wednesday, residents in Red Lodge, a gateway town to Yellowstone National Park's northern end, used shovels, wheelbarrows and a pump to clear thick mud and debris from flooded homes along the banks of Rock Creek. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
The phone for Park Hotel Yellowstone in Gardiner has been ringing around the clock with guests canceling summer reservations after historic flooding led to the closure of Yellowstone National Park this week.
“I’m getting hundreds of emails and calls daily that I’m trying to keep up with,” said Tami McDonald, the hotel’s owner...
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